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Longevity Made Simple: How to Add 20 Good Years to Your Life: Lessons from Decades of Research

9 reviews
Richard J., M.D. Flanigan, Kate Flanigan, M.D. Sawyer

Williams Clark Publishing, 2007

The Doctor Will See You Now !
Reading this book gives one the feeling your doctor is sharing everything they can with you...in one visit. Unfortunately, only later in our life do we tend to get more serious about our health. Even later is never too late, and you can make a difference and you can educate the young now. Absorb it. Through extensive scientific research, professional experience, the authors, both ...

Kripalu Yoga: A Guide to Practice On and Off the Mat

10 reviews
Richard Faulds, Senior Teaching Staff of Kripalu Center

Bantam, 2005

Highly Recommend
Along with affirming the other reviews on this book, I would like to add that I have recently begun teaching yoga and have found this book to be an excellent tool for developing my class formats and information sharing. There is a wealth of information, presented in clearly stated, understandable and comprehensive text, that I can quickly commit to memory to share with my students, or jot down ...

The Feynman Lectures on Physics including Feynman's Tips on Physics: The Definitive and Extended Edition

39 reviews
Richard P. Feynman, Robert B. Leighton, ...

Addison Wesley, 2005

The Greatest Physics Tutorial Ever Written
Feynman doesn't just teach physics in these books: he teaches you to think like a physicist should. One complaint I've heard is that there's not enough math in them. "Too many words." (Kinda reminds you of Armadeus.) There are plenty of books that have the math. These books offer insight -- something that is very hard to come by in formal physics education. The introductory material in ...

Exempt from Disclosure

9 reviews
Robert M. Collins

Peregrine Communications, 2005

A wealth of inside information
Robert Collins' new book goes places where few UFO books have gone before. The book is not the most useful for beginners, for they may find themselves overwhelmed within minutes (the subject is labyrinthine, and this book delves into the farthest reaches) - but Collins fully acknowledges this in his introduction. Rather, it's primarily written for those devotees and enthusiasts who already have a ...

Ocean

16 reviews
Robert Dinwiddie, Philip Eales, ...

Dorling Kindersley Publishers Ltd, 2006

Wonderful science book on the Ocean
This book is not a typical "coffee table" book. Although full of beautiful photographs, there is equal emphasis on educational text. Instead of being a book containing only full-page photos of ocean life, each page is a collage of wonderful photos and short articles that you will want to read. The publisher of this book (DK), offers a variety of books in this format (travel, etc), and the ...

The Los Alamos Primer: The First Lectures on How To Build an Atomic Bomb

11 reviews
Robert Serber

University of California Press, 1992

Great book on the physics of the bomb
This is a truly exciting book for people with the desire to understand bomb physics. This book consists out of the original lecture notes from a series of seminars given in 1943 to the bomb scientists at the start of the Manhattan Project. These lecture notes are clearly annotated so that a layman can understand the bomb. Although the book discusses mainly the knowledge of 1943, the clear ...

Birding by Ear: Eastern and Central North America (Peterson Field Guides(R))

26 reviews
Richard K. Walton, Robert W. Lawson

Houghton Mifflin, 2002

Best birding by ear course
If you're looking to learn how to recognize birds just by sounds, then this is it. These CD's are excellent. I would recommend them for both beginner and expert alike. I have been birding since High School and am now 37 and learned about a lot of birds that I had heard but hadn't seen. I finished these CD's and am now working on More birding by ear(the second set of this series). It's amazing the ...

Pathfinder: First In, Last Out

14 reviews
Richard R. Burns

Random House Audio, 2002

great book
i cant say anymore but its a must read dam good book

Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics

10 reviews
Robert M. Kliegman, Richard E. Behrman, ...

Saunders, 2007

New Edition Available
The 17th edition of the Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics is available now. I have seen it on the publisher's website. This textbook is one of the main physician-level educational sources for pediatrics, and I highly recommend it for the personal libraries of all medical professionals as well as those in training. No matter what your field, there will always be the potential that you will become ...

Exempt from Disclosure: The Black World of UFOs: WP Vaults & Roswell, Site 51, Los Alamos, Rev 2008

35 reviews
Robert M. Collins

Peregrine Communications, 2006

UFOs and ETs are real!!! This book proves it.
I've been interested in UFOs since I was a young child. I'm 46 years old now. Over the years I've read many books and seen many films and T.V.shows that have attempted to explain this phenomenon. The facts are: There is a multitude of evidence that exists that has confirmed not only that UFOs are real,but also that the ETs have lived here on this planet and the government knows all about it. ...

I Was Much Happier When Everything I Owned Was in the Back Seat of My Volkswagen: A Wake-up Call for the ...

8 reviews
Richard Roberts

Baby Boomer Press, 2004

I Was Much Happier When Everything I Owned Was in the Back S
I couldn't put Rich Roberts' book down! No matter what your politics, religion, gender, or race, it'll hit a nerve in anyone who questions today's personal, professional, or political priorities. Each chapter is extremely relevant. Rich's 'baby boomer rantings' are insightful, well researched, and full of wonderful, though sardonic, humor. Starting with Chapter 1 I penciled "X's" next to my ...

Robert Frost: Collected Poems, Prose, and Plays (Library of America)

9 reviews
Robert Frost

Library of America, 1995

A fine edition of a great American Voice.
Robert Frost is a unique American voice that many people love. A few reject him, but the majority of those whom he was writing for still love and admire his poetry. His fans always have favorites and can quote lines and whole poems from memory. When a poet gets into people's memories and hearts it is not a sure sign of greatness, but it is a good indicator of something special. In some ways ...

Invertebrate Zoology: A Functional Evolutionary Approach

7 reviews
Edward E. Ruppert, Richard S. Fox, ...

Brooks Cole, 2003

Sets the standard for Invertebrate Zoology texts
Ruppert and Barnes' text, now in its 6th edition sets the standard for invertebrate zoology texts. The authors provide adequate depth for undergraduate courses in invertebrate zoology, and good fodder for graduate students starting in the discipline as well. There are outstanding collections of line drawings in the text -- a method of illustration I prefer to photographs for most ...

Cracking Your Congregation's Code: Mapping Your Spiritual DNA to Create Your Future

7 reviews
Robert Norton, Richard Southern

Jossey-Bass, 2001

This is the one you've been searching for!
Concise, easy to read, easy to understand. A good read for any pastor or church leader who wants to get some clarity on the strengths and uniqueness of his or her congregation. The REALLY good news is that this is NOT another "How I Did It" book. To be sure, "How I Did It" books are inspiring, and you can pick up a lot of good tips and tricks. The trouble is that most of them probably won't ...

Pro PHP XML and Web Services (Pro)

8 reviews
Robert Richards

Apress, 2006

Heavy Metal XML
This is first and foremost an XML reference. The author takes the reader through over 100 pages XML background in the first three chapters, then an overview of a few utilities like XPath and XPointer before he touches on PHP. Having provided some grounding in the basics, he then proceeds to develop the use of XML in PHP from the basic topics of DOM (Document Object Model) and XSLT (Extensible ...

Walt's Time - From Before to Beyond

8 reviews
Robert B. Sherman, Richard M. Sherman

Camphor Tree Publishers, 1998

It's supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
This book is truly the gem of my library... A beautiful look at the careers of Robert B. and Richard M. Sherman! Reading this book brought back so many memories! Little did I realize that so many of my favorite Disney (and even non-Disney) musical films all had one special thing in common... the music of the Sherman Brothers. This wonderful book is formatted like a huge scrapbook... its ...

Dark Ages Companion - A Sourcebook for Vampire: The Dark Ages

6 reviews
Fred Yelk, Robert Hatch, ...

White Wolf Publishing, 1997

Excellent for Dark ages
If a chronicle is hard to build, it is a dark ages chronicle, not because of lack of plot, but excess of it, there's too much going on with the church, also there's chivalry and clan differences begin to break the vampire society. Certainly it is a good time to have a companion to give you few details. It expands existing disciplines providing new ones, with even new rituals. The blood lines also ...

The Taint of Lovecraft

8 reviews

Mythos Books, 2002

Bringing New Perspectives to the Worlds of Cosmic Nihilism
These days one of the hardest problems facing Cthulhu Mythos authors is to be able to write exciting tales within Lovecraft's framework, and yet tell these tales in a new and exciting voice. A fresh approach unfortunately seems to be something that numerous authors who've recently contributed to the cannon have been unable to do. So it is refreshing when an author such as Stanley C. Sargent ...

How to Keep Dinosaurs

7 reviews
Robert Mash

WN, 2003

A 7-star blast (extra stars for innovation and illustration)
The dustjacket of "How to Keep Dinosaurs" gives the reader a great and accurate preview of the book: the front shows an intelligent, fun-loving little compsognathus chasing a tennis ball, with a food-dish labeled "Dino" on the floor; the back shows a rowdy, beautifully-feathered incisivosaurus having a pillow-fight with a little girl, with the pillow clearly on the way to Pillow Heaven ...

Myth Adventures

9 reviews
Robert Asprin

Starblaze Graphics, 1985

Get the entire series
I was never much a fantasy fan before. I watch the Si-Fi Channel and I love the fantasy movies but I would refuse to read. Then my dad gave me the original hardcover copy "MYTH Adventures" (Another Fine Myth, Myth Conceptions, Myth Directions, and Hit or Myth) with the original cover illustrations (just to show how old my copies are) and ever since I have been addicted to fantasy books. ...

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